48 Best Farmhouse Shower Tiles Design Ideas

If you’re looking for a sure fire way to bring your bathroom into the 21st century then nothing tops tiles! Whether you want to create an ultra-modern space or embrace the character of your home with a traditional feel, you can find the ideal tile to meet your needs.

To ensure your bathroom looks great today and for years to come, take a look at these top tips for tiling bathrooms before you make a decision.

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Floor Tiles

Whether you opt for pretty porcelain or sophisticated sandstone, your bathroom floor can really make or break your design. When it comes to colour, make sure you pick something timeless, rather than current or your bathroom could end up looking dated in a few years’ time. If you’re planning a resale, choose a neutral colour for your floor tile and avoid adding any pattern.

Create Character

If you live in a period home then a bathroom with character is a great addition. Black and white check is the ideal choice for art deco inspired water closets, whilst slate will suit a farmhouse or country cottage. The Georgian era was awash with pretty pastels so opt for pink porcelain floor tiles and dress up your walls with some pretty floral patterns. For a genuine feel green and opt for a dark and leafy hue for tiles adorning Victorian bathrooms. To lighten things up, keep your tiling to a minimum, for example around the bath or shower and paint the rest of the room in a lighter tone.

Modern Masterpiece

When designing a modern bathroom you can go one of two ways. Either create a luxury space that wouldn’t be out of place in a boutique hotel, complete with deep bath, warm colours and opulent accessories, or pare things down completely and create a uniform feel with floor to ceiling white tiles and gleaming silver accessories. If all white is a little too much for you, add a pop of colour with some bright towels and window dressings. If you’re planning a wet room you can define the shower and sink space with different coloured tiles, or create a border around each area with thinner tiles in a contrasting colour.